@evleth: "Turkey time in Washington with brilliant advice coming from the
bowels of bureaucracy.
"U.S. citizens are advised to maintain a high level of vigilance, take
appropriate steps to increase their security awareness and exercise caution
in public places or while using public transportation," the department said"
and, to stimulate a little hysteria 
"Increased apatel@example.com. facilities may lead terrorists and their
supporters to target "softer targets" such as residential areas,
restaurants, hotels, clubs and shopping districts, the department warned."
OK, Grunge, your turn! What is your advice??
Mine is to "forget" this nonsense and use your common sense.
Earl
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U.S. issues travel warning for UK
WASHINGTON (AP)  The U.S. State Department has warned Americans to
maintain "a high level of vigilance" while living or traveling in Britain,
following the bombings in London last month.
Investigations are ongoing into the July 7 bombings that killed 52 people on
three Underground commuter trains and a double-decker bus, and the July 21
attempted bombings, also on the British capital's mass transit system.
Although London Metropolitan Police have made several arrests and stepped up
security on public transportation, investigators warn that "the threat
remains, and is very real," the U.S. agency said in a written statement
issued Wednesday. 
"U.S. citizens are advised to maintain a high level of vigilance, take
appropriate steps to increase their security awareness and exercise caution
in public places or while using public transportation," the department said.
The agency also urged U.S. citizens to cooperate with British authorities in
their investigations.
"Terrorists do not distinguish between official and civilian targets," the
department said. "Terrorist actions may include bombings, hijackings,
hostage-taking, kidnappings and assassinations."
Increased apatel@example.com. facilities may lead terrorists and their
supporters to target "softer targets" such as residential areas,
restaurants, hotels, clubs and shopping districts, the department warned.
As a precaution, Americans are encouraged to register through the
department's travel registration Web site or at the U.S. Embassy in London.
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    @philsa: "My advice is take your little red pill and go back to sleep
"Earl Evleth" <email_address> a �crit dans le message de news: 
BF178C5C.7504F%<email_address>
<quote>"
    @barney2: "<quote>
Security at the U.S. embassy in London didn't, superficially, look any 
stronger than usual when I walked past yesterday afternoon. Couple of 
armed policemen and lots of anti-car-bomb measures which have been there 
for ages.
The poster formerly known as <email_address>
My new email address is that one, with the first digit of years in the 
current century placed after the first word."
    @mxsmanic: "Earl Evleth writes:
<quote>
The State Department is famous for its paranoia.  I don't think
there's any spot anywhere in the world that they don't have some sort
of warning for."
    @nobody: "Hi,
bugger the beurocrats.
London was safe enough for the then Princess Elizabeth during the blitz 
(no she didn't evacuate)
it's safe enough for any non-coward now.
to quote -The Prime Minister- (not that blair guy... though he's not a 
bad guy)
"We Shall NEVER Surrender"
ttyl
akia
<quote>"
    @hatuunen: "On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 11:52:56 -0500, Anonymous
<quote>
For morale purposes, as well as preservation of the monarchy, she
pretty much had to stay, especially since she was in the army,
but it apparently wasn't safe enough for all those children sent
to far off places like Canada.
Good thing the Americans decided to join the Battle of the
Atlantic even before they declared war.
    ************* DAVE HATUNEN (<email_address>) *************
    *       Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow         *
    * My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *"
    @mxsmanic: "Anonymous writes:
<quote>
To quote Commander Peter Quincy Taggart: "Never give up.  Never
surrender."
Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail."
    @nobody: "<quote>
Hi,
well that's basically what she did... keep up morale, visit wounded 
troups in the hospitals, etc.
  >>it's safe enough for any non-coward now.
the UK was the first large user of the Thompson Submachinegun... but it 
was to slow to manufacture... and lots were lost to the u-boats... so 
the StEn was born.
and all those "lend-lease" enfields from the US...
and of course... SPAM
ttyl
akia"
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